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So just to make sure cuze this last surviving Nassarius doesnt do what they are supposed too....He doesnt get active when I feed, doesnt move much but he did stay buried for a few days. Two days now on top of the sand however but besides climbing the glass some he stays in his corner of the tank. Thanks
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hi,cannot confirm ,w arms?? @KJ :cool:
 
So just to make sure cuze this last surviving Nassarius doesnt do what they are supposed too....He doesnt get active when I feed, doesnt move much but he did stay buried for a few days. Two days now on top of the sand however but besides climbing the glass some he stays in his corner of the tank. Thanks
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Looks like a Nassarius. Why do you think it’s not?.
 
Nassarius and generally burrows and comes out in evening
 
He just hangs out...doesnt do anything I am expecting of a Nass...I feed twice a day and he doesnt even twitch...since hes come out of the sand he just sits in roughly the same spot...goes up the glass maybe once a day half way then jumps. when he does move across the sand its maybe an inch...
 
He just hangs out...doesnt do anything I am expecting of a Nass...I feed twice a day and he doesnt even twitch...since hes come out of the sand he just sits in roughly the same spot...goes up the glass maybe once a day half way then jumps. when he does move across the sand its maybe an inch...
Sounds like you got yourself a lazy Nass.
 
that would be my luck...you think he would be hungry though
Maybe he’s well fed and content :D Mine became much less desperate looking and much less rare above the sandbed after a week or two out of the fish store where there were tons in a tiny tank
 

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